Spring is here and fresh air, budding blooms, and green grass remind us of the activities and sights that warmer weather brings. The natural landscapes in and around Orangeville offer scenic views and varied ways to experience the great outdoors. Here are three ways to find outdoor adventure this spring.

Get connected in Orangeville

Throughout Orangeville, there are over 20 kilometres of multi-use trails, creating connections between 30+ community parks, neighbourhoods, and public spaces. Use our parks locator to explore all of the green spaces or check out some of our local favourites. At Kay Cee Gardens, you’ll find six utility box art installations as you stroll along Mill Creek, surrounded by the shade of picnic-perfect shade trees. On the Town’s west end, Bravery Park is home to a collection of meaningful art pieces and memorials. A Medicine Wheel Garden also offers a place for reflection. If you’re looking to play, Fendley Park and Harvey Curry Park have some of the best structures in town.

Explore an outdoor oasis

Outdoor enthusiasts love Island Lake Conservation Area for its 800+ acres of lake, wetland, and forest. Don’t miss the park’s signature lakeside loop, an accessible eight-kilometre route that features expansive boardwalks and dynamic views. Two shorter paths invite you to discover the diversity of Island Lake’s natural features. The aptly named Sugar Bush Trail runs 1.2 kilometres over more rugged terrain through a maple-beech forest. The intersecting Memorial Forest Trail offers a 1.6 kilometre route that winds past a butterfly garden, bird houses, and a nut plantation, each providing opportunities to catch a glimpse of local wildlife. View Island Lake Conservation Area’s trail map for more information.

Go beyond our borders

Orangeville’s appeal is further enhanced by the natural beauty of the surrounding area. The Bruce Trail is just one of many routes that ramble through provincial parks, conservation areas, and the stunning Niagara Escarpment. Hiking, cycling, and golfing are just a few of the activities available for outdoor enthusiasts.

For more to see and do in Orangeville, visit LoveOrangeville.ca.

Saturdays

until April 20

WINTER FARMERS' MARKET

9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Town Hall Atrium

April 12 to 14



PSYCHIC AND CRYSTAL FAIR

Best Western PLUS Orangeville Inn & Suites

April 15 & 29



MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES

4:30, 7 & 9:10 p.m., Galaxy Cinemas

April 25 to

May 12



THE DARKTOWN STRUTTERS BALL

BY THEATRE ORANGEVILLE

Opera House

April 28



ILLUMINARE SPRING CONCERT

4 to 6 p.m., Achill Choir, Westminster United Church

Saturdays

beginning May 4

ORANGEVILLE FARMERS' MARKET

8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Beside Town Hall

May 4



GREAT ESCAPE: A TRIBUTE TO THE

NORTH AMERICAN ROAD TRIP

3 to 5 p.m., Orangeville Community Band, New Hope Community Church

May 4 to 5



MYSTIC MARKET

Orangeville Curling Club 



Meet Chris Fitzsimmons

Junior Buyer | Moguls in Mocean 

Chris has been working at Moguls in Mocean for 6 years and has been shopping there for over 17 years.

Moguls is an outdoor and lifestyle shop that specializes in ski, snowboard and skateboard products and service. Moguls also has a unique selection of outdoor and casual clothing,

footwear, outerwear and accessories. 

When asked why he loves Orangeville, Chris said, “We are lucky to have a great community and customer base. We love hosting and organizing events at the local skatepark to get the community excited and bring everyone together”. 

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1-855-415-8687

tourism@orangeville.ca

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